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Business Intelligence Analyst Job Profile Business intelligence analysts are responsible for collating and analysing data to identify patterns and predict future trends, which inform short-term and long-term business decisions. As a business intelligence analyst or business analyst, your duties entail developing methodologies to analyse data, complex data modelling, and reporting to senior management. Your technical ability and sense of business acumen will create valuable insights, which will become the driving forces behind every aspect of the business or organisation - from streamlining services to initiatives to boost sales. Responsibilities As a business intelligence analyst, you will typically be responsible for: Reviewing and improving data collation processes. Assessing the validity and accuracy of data collected. Meeting with external and internal stakeholders to find aspects of the business that could benefit from intelligence analysis. Keeping up to date on laws and policies concerning data collection and processing. Utilising data processing software and researching new software packages. Finding data anomalies and issues with data collection strategies which contribute to the collection of unreliable data. Identifying ways to streamline processes and increase efficiency. Identifying trends in buying patterns, product performance and customer behaviour. Liaising with IT departments regarding data storage systems. The starting salary of a junior business intelligence analyst is £32,419 per year. The average salary of a business intelligence analyst is £46,446 per year. The earning potential of a senior business intelligence analyst is £61,078 per year. Working Hours Business intelligence analysts typically work 37.5 hours per week, from 9 am to 5 pm; however, overtime is occasionally required. Due to the demanding nature of the profession, a certain degree of flexibility is required, and part-time roles aren't commonly available. What to Expect Business intelligence analysts undertake a dynamic set of duties, largely revolving around working with vast volumes of data and extrapolating valuable information. The role can be stressful and challenging. However, it is a rewarding role for the right candidates who feel comfortable handling quantitative data; many business analysts report positively on their work-life balance. You may need to travel between local, regional, and international sites within the organisation. The demand for business intelligence analysts is growing in the UK; over the next decade, it has been forecasted that there will be 284,100 new roles. Competition for analyst roles is high, and they don't typically tend to be entry-level positions. Qualifications Most business intelligence analysts hold a bachelor's degree or higher in business intelligence, data science, business administration, economics, or a relevant computer science field. Many employers indicate a preference towards candidates who have a solid foundation in mathematics and statistics, and some will strongly favour candidates with an MBA in business administration. However, master's degrees aren't always required if the candidate holds professional certifications or sufficient work experience. Ideally, your educational background, in addition to your work experience and sense of business acumen, should prove proficiency in programming and advanced database interrogation. Skills As a business intelligence analyst, you will need: To be proficient in analysing large sets of data to extract meaningful insights. Technical expertise and proficiency in popular database systems, such as Oracle and SQL. Advanced Excel skills, including an ability to use complex formulas. Familiarity with programming languages, business intelligence tools, and data modelling techniques. Confidence in your problem-solving skills. Creative and critical thinking skills to enable you to approach issues with a questioning and logical mind. Strong written and verbal communication skills which allow you to convey complex insights and liaise with stakeholders who may not have a strong technical background. The ability to understand business processes, objectives, and strategies. Time management and resource allocation skills which allow you to effectively manage projects and deadlines. An understanding of data protection laws - especially when handling sensitive information. A willingness to keep up with the latest trends in data analytics and business intelligence technologies. To be comfortable with collaboration and teamwork. The ability to handle sensitive data responsibly and ethically. Work Experience To create a solid foundation for a career in business intelligence, candidates will typically need work experience which hones their data analysis skills, technical proficiency, and business understanding. The common roles used as stepping stones into the industry include data analyst, junior business analyst, database administrator, database developer, market research analyst, IT support analyst, financial analyst, statistical analyst, operations analyst, and reporting analyst roles. As with many technical roles, the career prospects for business intelligence analysts are incredibly promising. There is no shortage of pathways for specialisation and advancement once experience has been gained and skills have been demonstrated. Areas in which BI analysts can specialise include marketing analytics, healthcare analytics, and financial analytics. In addition to progressing into senior, manager, lead and strategic roles, BI analysts can consider careers in data science, business intelligence consultancy, or becoming a business intelligence architect, director of analytics, product manager, or chief data officer. These career paths reflect the increasing importance of data-driven decision-making in business and the diverse opportunities available for people skilled in business intelligence and analytics. Employers Business Intelligence Analysts are employed across a wide range of sectors. Some of the main employers include: Healthcare, including the NHS and private healthcare providers. Financial services, such as insurance companies, investment firms and banks. Telecommunication and technology companies. Government and the public sector. E-commerce companies and large retail brands. Logistical and manufacturing companies. Research and education institutions. Utility companies.

Application Administrator At BAE Systems Australia Do interesting work that MATTERS ENJOY what you do GROW your career Be YOU We work in a thriving sector - one that puts us at the forefront of exciting and meaningful work. Every day we push boundaries to produce some of the world's most innovative and ground breaking technology. Individually we all contribute to our success. Collectively we make the impossible possible. Recognised for delivering projects of global and national significance that help keep Australia safe, it is our shared passion that shapes our culture, and our people that make it a great place to work. About the OPPORTUNITY We are building something extraordinary in the High Frequency (HF) technology space and are looking for Application Administrator to join us on this journey. This is your chance to be part of a pioneering project that pushes the boundaries of communications technology. Work on cutting-edge HF technology projects with real-world impact. Be part of a collaborative, innovative team where your ideas matter. Access opportunities for career growth and professional development. This is an onsite opportunity based at Melbourne / Adelaide. We embrace flexible work arrangements at BAE Systems Australia, such as working a 9-day fortnight. Reporting to the Applications Team Lead, you will be responsible responsible for the day to day management, support and operation of applications and licencing, across all JORN networks. Key responsibilities include: Administer and support Linux (Red Hat) and Windows-based business systems applications, including Windchill, DOORS, Atlassian suite (Jira, Confluence, Crowd, Bitbucket, Bamboo, Fisheye/Crucible), and Maximo Apply vendor patches and updates to applications to maintain security and performance standards Manage, track, and report on license usage and renewals to optimize resource allocation Apply effective configuration and change management control processes for all application environments Participate in fault detection, performance monitoring, and general systems management to ensure smooth operation Engage in stakeholder management across ICT teams, project teams, and customer communities to foster collaboration and support Work within Agile/Scrum methodology to deliver on priorities and schedules effectively About YOU Experience administering key business applications such as Windchill, DOORS, Atlassian suite (Jira, Confluence, Crowd, Bitbucket, Bamboo, Fisheye/Crucible), or Maximo preferred Understanding of database technologies, including Oracle and MSSQL Familiarity with Linux (Red Hat) and Windows operating systems and environments Knowledge of Agile/Scrum methodology Experience in change management and configuration control Familiarity with cyber security and Information Systems Security Policies and Procedures, including the Information Security Manual (ISM) Familiarity with DevOps concepts, including automation, continuous integration, and continuous deployment Defence security clearance NV1 and eligibility to obtain NV2 Eligibility to be cleared for International Traffic In Arms (ITAR) regulations We believe in hiring for potential, we know that some candidates hesitate if they don't tick all the boxes. If this role interests you, but you don't meet all the criteria, we still encourage you to apply. About US You will be joining a workplace that truly cares about your wellbeing. Our people are diverse and we value the variety of perspectives this brings, we know that a culture that is inclusive and fosters a sense of belonging is a place we can all make the most of our unique talents and be our best. As Australia's largest defence company in a rapidly growing sector, you will be connected into a global team and encouraged to explore where your career might take you whether that is a traditional career path or squiggly one, there are infinite possibilities for you at BAE Systems Australia. BAE Systems recognises the sacrifices of those who have served our Nation and their families. We support our veteran community through our internal veteran network (VetNet Australia) and strong charitable partnerships, internal offerings including reserve service leave, a Veteran Mentoring Program and other exclusive offerings available through our strategic partners. We welcome applicants from all people regardless of sex, gender identity, race, ethnicity, disability, pregnancy, age, or other lived experience; and strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people for all positions. We are proud to be recognised as an employer of choice for women by WORK180. Awarded the 2024 Quarter 1 Benchmarcx Triple R- Excellence In Candidate Experience Certification. As a member of the Circle Back Initiative we commit to respond to every applicant. To learn more about our competitive employee benefits, flexibility, other employment opportunities and what to expect from our recruitment process please visit: Clearances As a Defence security clearance is required for this role, applicants must be Australian citizens and either possess or be eligible to obtain and maintain appropriate clearances. Further information regarding security clearances. International Traffic In Arms Regulations (ITAR) are applicable and as such, your nationality may be a factor in determining your suitability for this role. Please visit this webpage for more information.